How Can I Change or Cancel a Payment Arrangement I Made with Verizon?
Verizon customers have several avenues they can take to change or cancel an existing payment arrangement. Keep reading to find out more.
Verizon Wireless is the brand name of Cellco Partnership and is a subsidiary of Verizon Communications. The company was founded in 2000 and has grown to become the second-largest wireless telecommunications provider in the United States. Verizon Wireless has over 118 million subscribers and over 2,300 retail locations. If you're a customer with Verizon and need to change or cancel a payment arrangement, keep reading for the detailed instructions.
Change or Cancel Your Payment Arrangement Online
- Go to https://www.verizon.com/?lid=//global//residential
- In the top right corner of the screen, select ‘Sign In' and ‘My Verizon.'
- Sign in to your account with your User ID and password.
- Under ‘My Account,' select ‘Billing.'
- Click on ‘Payment Arrangements' and then ‘Schedule Payment Arrangement.'
- Follow the prompted instructions to change your payment arrangement.
- If you wish to cancel, under ‘Payment Arrangements,' select to cancel the arrangement.
- You'll receive an email confirming the changes have been made.
Change or Cancel Your Payment Arrangement Through the My Fios App
- Open the My Fios app on your device.
- If you're not already signed into your account, sign in with your User ID and password.
- From the dashboard menu, select ‘Bill.'
- Click on ‘Options' and then ‘Make a Payment Arrangement.'
- Follow the prompted instructions to change your payment arrangement.
- If you wish to cancel, under ‘Options,' select to cancel the arrangement.
- You'll receive an email confirming the changes have been made.
Contact Verizon Customer Service Via Phone
If you're having trouble making changes to your payment arrangement, online or via the app, you can call into Verizon's customer service line. The customer service representative will walk you through some troubleshooting so you can fix the technical issues. If that doesn't work, the agent can make your requested changes on your behalf. Keep the customer service representative on the line until you receive an email confirming your desired changes have been made.
Contact Verizon Customer Service Via Live Chat
If you prefer to get assistance online, you can access the Verizon customer service live chat function. You will have to provide some account and personal details to verify your identity. Note that if the agent is making changes on your behalf, do not provide credit card information over the chat function as it's not secure.
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